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ukullNCEEENTS—
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a ”1:; Memento:
l— Flower.
~ - - r‘uncrsl Directcii I
, ‘ ~ Mon Uni-Jill... Com story I."
1 ~ -i’crsonuis
3- wSocieties end Lads.
.: .-l as! and Fauna
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7‘.» Automobiles For file
1: ”Auto Aceoesoriee
‘ lwmer-Autos for Hire
'«Iiictorcyclee and Bicycles
. z—Vfanted—Autcmc'uve
315153.55 SERVE?!)—
1t-—Fiusineee service-I Oflefed
.ii—Building end Contracting
tt—ln-essnlnxing and Millinery
'3——Hesting. Plumbili ;. Rooting
is—Insursneo and Buz-ety Bonds
:5. Moving. Trucklnfl. Storm
ts—Pnintine. Psperfms, Decors:-
ml
ts—Proteesmnnl Del-Vices
iii—Repairing and Refinishing
Sir—Tailoring sud Prado;
ii—Wsnled-Buslneei Berries
Ell PLO Y MEN'I —
thy-Employment MIQICI';
32-4-1“: Wanted—Fa mole
.tt—uelp Wanted—Isl“
iia-Help—Mue snd Female
16—30ilcitorl. Canvas eels Agents
SG—Bituutlonl Wooten—Fame...
sz-Bituatlons Wenteni~flole
F 13‘; ANCIAL—
93—Ruslnees Opportunities
lac-Money to [loco—tuna”
ll--Wallted—-To some!
D-S'l‘llUU’l'lUN— _
iZ—Correspotluenco Cfourlsvl ‘
él-Locu Instruction Clo-u
eé—aduslcsl. Dancing. Dramatic
! 6—Wantcd—lnstructl on
Li B STUCK—-
air—Dem Cats. Other Pet.
éSDHOYSBS. Cattle. Vehicles.
shPouitw end BUM-Mel
:xo—Vv’anied—Live Steel
1‘- v: HUBAN OISE-—
<l—Articme For Bole
rial—Barter and Exam
. 3-8mm and Acoeolsorlel
->5—~Building Motown
ekfiuslneaa and onion Equip-
moat
.—s—-—Farm and Dairy Produa
.Jl—Fud. Feed. Fertiliser.
,«I—Good Things to B‘s!
i9—-—Household Goods
{ken-Jewelry. Watches.
‘l—Machinefy and Tool.
E‘s—Musical Merchandise
She—Radio Equipment
38—!30de. Flute. Flavor-l
04—8peciala at the filtere-
Gib-Wearing Apparel
ee—Wented—To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD—~—
éi—Rooms Wlib Hand
‘8—-F.coms Without Boon!
iii—Rooms for Housekepln‘
Evie—Vacation Pisces
eit—Wbere to Bet
‘2?-,—Wbere to Stop in Tm
’is-WantedmRooms or Board
REAL ESTATE FUR RENT-
74-Apartments and Flat-
'3— Business Places for Rent
’:€-—~F‘arms and Land For Bait
71—Housea Fm Rent
ff—t‘fi'ices end Desk Room
52——Shnre and
Rent
iii—«Suburben-To Rant
.5L—Wsnted—To Rent
‘33.! ”ESTATE FUR SALE—-
R —-Bmkers in Real Estate
Ea—Ruslness Property For Elle
83-Farmp and Land For Bale
'Sk—Horaee For Sale
85.1.01! Fay 8mg
86—85099
Sale
b7—Suhcrban—For file
SS—Wanted—Rul Eliot.
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sod minimum—Yet
Legal Notices. Oi
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the
following is a. list of persons assessed
benefits resulting and accruing from
the laying of a sewer through New
street. 'l'hil‘d district. in the City of
Norwalk with the amounts of their
respective assessments all as em-
bodied in the report of the commit-
tee of freeholders and accepted and
adopted by the Council. of tile said
city on 'Iiocembcr 9. 1924:
Assessed
Owners Frontage AmOunt
Orle A. Marvin 6.:
Mary Marvin Taylor 1-3.0 8 11.64
Louis P. Anderson K: '
Matte K. Anderson 40.0 46.54
J. \Vallace Moi-xiii 50.0 08.17
Joseph C. Buschbaum 50.0 58.18
Katherine P. Mnnlon 50.0 58.17
\Villiam J.. John F..
Eugene J.. Charles
E. and Maurice J.
Devlne ..........200.0 232.71
Total cost of sewer ... $698.11
Two-thirds cost of sewer $465.41
Rate per lln. ft. of property 1.163526
By order of the Mayor and coun-
cil of said city.
Datul atv the City of Norwalk,
Conn. this ‘dlst day of December,
1924.
Signed IRVING D. ROBERTSON.
City Clerk of the City of Norwalk.
SOLVENT NOTICE
DISTRICT OF NORVVALK. SS..
PROBATE COURT, December 23,
A. D.. 1924.
Estate of \Villiam Popp. late of
Norwalk. in said district. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis-
trlct of Norwalk. hath limited and
allowed six months from the date
hereof for the creditors 01’ said estate
to exhibit their claims for settli-
ment. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested.
within said time. will he debarred a
recovery. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
ELIZABET POPP.
Aoministratrlx.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Strsyed. Lost. round
IO
Li"ST—-»Rn!lci's of keys between 110
So. Main St. and Knudsen school.
Saturday afternoon. Finder kindly
rrturn to 110 So. Main St. or phone
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AUTOMOTIVE
. Automobiles for Sale lt
Packard Smgle 6 Touring
Gray Color — Bargain -
B'P’T. DEALERS USED CAR EX.
617 State St. 135 Cannon St.
1922 Franklin Sedan
Paint—Upholstery—Mechanlcutly
Like New
B‘P‘T. DEALERS L'SISD CAl: 15X.
617 State St. 1326 Cannon St.
1922 Dodge Coupe $600.00
‘B'P'T. DEALERS l’SED CAP. BX.
617 State St. ' 1".0 Cannon St.
AUTOMO‘II v 1.
Automobiles I'nr ‘ale
ACCESSORIES — Glass Enclosures
and winter side curtains for your
touring car Perfection Car Heal-
ers Bild and installed. Auto
springs in stock for popular makes
of cars. Extra Leaves co.nplete
spring service. 'Auto eoor‘hlnses.
Hardware. Glass and Channels.
Soft. Band and Tool Steels. Till)"
Auto &‘ Ca’rriage Works. 79-83
North Main St., South Norwalk.
Conn.
FORDS—1923 Ford sedan. 8265.
Two 1922 Ford coupes. $225 each.
“[111 sell or exchange for Fords.
Call 1145-13.
1921 Fuckers. 0 Puss. Touring.
1912 Buick. 5 Pass. Touring.
1921 Peerless, 7 Pass. Sedan.“
1023 Jordan. 4 Pass. Brougham.
VAAST BROS.
Cadi‘lac. Jordan. Hupmobile Dealers
Show Room Service Station
West Ave., Chestnut St..
Norwalk So. Norwalk
Tel. 726 Tel. 1360
SALE OR EXCHANGE—Ford'coupe
like new. Ford sedan. 1924 mo-
del. Nash ‘oupm 1023 model.
Buick sedan, 1922 model. like
new. Xash Agency. Phone 754.
73 No. Main St.
USED CA lie—We tla-c used cars a!
Barzalna. Come in and make your
own terms. You need the car and
we need the space. I". J. Dl Pietro.
i
does today.
quick one.
ing a larger and larger
zommunity. The merits
nized by all. You are
expenditures.
People wh
best for the least.
Keep a; Little More Of Your Money 9
For Your Own Future
DON’T spend it all at once. The time is
coming when it will mean even more than it
Buy from individuals and firms who are
willing to take a small profit as long as it is a. '
Follow the A-B-C Classified Opportunities
'-—as a rudder follows a ship.
you what real economy means. They will in-
crease your purchasing power and your savings
account—at one and the same time.
These classified offers, which everybody
thinks of when economy is mentioned. are tak-
A-B-C Classified Section are becoming recog-
. the times unless you use it daily to guide your
0 come forward with quick an-‘P
swers to classified offers get the most of the
The A-B-O Classified Ads
' Always the Seine—in Service
Always Different-In Opportunity ,
m..."
They will allow
place in the life of the
of the Evening Sentinel
rapidly falling behind
47 West Ave. Phone 956. Open
every’evening until 9 p. in. l
cancel—Amo- to: like :4 7 '
BUSINESS 81531710!
BOSCH MAGNETO—All makes of
mognetoes. starters. generators re-
paired and installed. Nl-w Bosch
ignition for Fords and all other
cars. 119 So. Main St Phone 845
Auto Accessories. Tires. Parts 13
FORD REPAIRING —— by experts
Live and dead storage tor all bai-
teries. Edward J. O'Brien. 8
Webster St" So Norwaik.
WINTER 'l’OP——-F,or a seven pas-r
Bengt-r Buick car: in A—l condition.
Inquire 274 Main St. or call
205-2.
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business owl-vices Oil'crcd 18
VALLERIE'S EXPRESS — DAILY
service between Norwnlk and
Danbury. Also local trucking
Norwalk office trolley exp. Phom
675-8. Danbury office 222.
AUTO PAINTING—-OZ high class
workmanship and material. Au-
thorized service for Egyptian La.-
quit-r Finish for Norualk. New
Canaan. Dal-ion. Stamford, Green-
wich. (The finish of all finishes).
Ry Veil. the auto painter. Glen
brook. Conn. Phone Stamford
11376-4.
1923 Oakland Sedan $800.00
B’P'T. DEALERS USED CAR 1:.\'.
617 State St. 136 Cannon St
1923 Nash Sedan, $900.00
. A Fine Car
B'P’T. DEALERS USED CAR EX.
617 State St. 136 Cannon St
Ford 4 Door Sedan
Like New
B‘P'T. DEALERS USED CAR EX.
617 State St. 136 Cannon St.
Studebaker Big 6 Touring
Special Price $550.00
B'P'T. DEALERS USED CAR BX.
617 State St. ‘ 1.36 Cannon St.
1922 Dodge Touring $400.00
B‘P'T. DEALERS USED CAR BK.
617 State St. 136 Cannon St
1923 Dodge Touring
. Specially Fine $600.00
'P'T. DEALERS USED CAR E);
617 State St. 136 Cannon St.
1923 Buick 6 Touring $750.
B'P’T. DEALERS USED CAR BX.
617 State St. ' 1313 Cannon St.
1923 Maxwell 4 Pas. Coupe
$650.00
B'P‘T. DEALERS USED CAR E):-
617 State St. 136 Cannon St.
1923 Buick 4 Touring S550.
B'P'T. DEALERS USED CAR EN.
617 State St. 136 Cannon St
Buick Touring $125.00
B'P’T. DEALERS USED CAR EX.
617 State St. 136 Cannon St.
Hudson Sedan $1250.00
Late lilodel '
B'P'T. DEALERS USED CAR BX.
617 State St. 136 Cannon St.
NEW—FORDS—USED
Buy your Ford now.
.705. Hollywood. 7 West Ave,
' ‘ Tel. 2900 and 1359-4.
DOINGS OF Tiff] VAN LOONs.
AllC'l'iONBER
Joseph A. Anglone
2103-12
Tel. homiil
er. Repairing and bow rchairing
Highland Ave.. S). Norwalk. 731')
house on right from riaymondi-
[corner and Wilson Point road
Tel. 3058.
O‘BRIEN GARAGE—(furs washed
on short notice. Phone 3832.
WOOSTER AND DAVIS
A. M. W'UOSTER M. W DAVIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Formerly Examiners U. 5. Patent
omce ‘
1115 Main 81.. Bridgeport
Semi for Booklet on Patents.
W'INDO\V SHADES —-— Regular or
special sizes. “‘e sell them and we
hang them. Special attention ghcn
to large contracts. Somers &
Somers. South Norwalk. Phone
2830—8-10 Railroad Avenue.
FRANK SKLENARlK—Violln malt-v
zooms AND BOARD
Repairing and nan-liming as
CITY HALL SHOE REPAIRING—
flight“ qusllty work only. Every
job guaranteed. Hours 7 e. In. to
8 p. in. Try us once and you will
come again. 36 N. Main at. (ODD
City Hall).
EMPLOYER]? ’
I Help Wanton—Female
IIRONEltS—On house dresses. Apply
L. Hirsch. 136 \Vaehlngton St.. SJ.
Norwalk.
Ol’l~‘l{ATORS—On Overlock. double
nor-(lie and Singer sewing ma-
chinrs. experienced on house
' owners. L. Hirsch. 136 Washing-
ton Sc. So. Nor-walk, Conn.
\VANTED—Stcnographer and typlst.
Preferably young lady with some
experience. Apply Clover Mtg. C0,.
827 Main St. Winnipauk. Phone
1115.
WEAVERS WANTbIr'SlEM! Job
guaranteed. good my Apply at
Pearl Silk Co, 3 Quincy street.
Not-walk.
Situations Wanted—Mole 87
POSlTION “WANTED—dis a handy
man in a. tsctorv 3r store. Capable
of doing odd Jobs. Reliable and a
hustler. 0. Gordon, 29 Ely-Ave...
80. Norwalk.
;
1
Rooms wnnoln noel-a es
FilliNlSHED ROOM-~11! privat‘
l'u..ily. all impr-JI-munts. in. m-
iust if desired. Centrally located.
8 I'utnng Ave.
FURNISfiED ROOM—V‘Vith strain -
heat and hot water. day and
night. Rent reasonable. 31 Van
Zandt 8t. ~'
PUTNAM BOOMING HOUSE—Ail
conveniences with heat by day or
week. 56 Railroad Ave. So. Nor.
Booms tor moo-oping 60
FOR RENT—Single rooms and fur-
nished rooms for light housekeep-
ing. Inquire 11 Haviland St..
Phone 2648.
FURNISHED ROOMS — Two or
three turnlshed or unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping. All
improvements. heat. Phone 1528.
T0 LET—No rooms for light house-
keeping. Gas. light and heat.
Adults. 4: Fort St.. East Norwslk. ‘
Wanted—Room or Boer-d
\VANTED——-A woman to board girl
four years old. during the day——
S A. M. to (:30 P. M. Call Mrs.
E. H. Dennis. 40 Spring St. Phone:
2039.
IINANG’IAL
Money to linen—Memes
825.000 'I'O LOAN-01: lat. 2nd and
3rd mortgages Easy tcrms. City
or out or town. Buying mortgag-
es. .Room 203 Commetclal Bld3~
30 Wall 51.. Norwalk.
momma
‘0
Articles For Sale It
ll'OR'SALE—Freeman coal range.
A'so «iv-gal. tank llrilcr. In use
on" your. Inquire 2! Orchard St
after 7 o'clock. PliOIit 425.
NOTICE-Before you buy that
kitchen floor covering or congo
leum rug. come in and look over
Moving. Trucking. Moron:
NAGY BROS—elmngc. Loom and
long distance trucking 0! all kinds.
Plano hoisting. Special vans for
moving purposes. 5 ton Muck
dumps. 100 Conn. Ave. Phone 812
iaytime.. 304-14 nights.
Tree speculum:- 28!.
Conn. License
No. 26
TREE. WORK
IS MY
SPECIALTY.
A. H. KELLNER'.
Phones 355-2-3346
UPI-10!.STERING — And cabinet
making. Pictures
framed. High grade work. A
Bergstrom. New I. O. 0. F. build-
ing. So: Norwalk.
25
Tree Moving
Bo. Norwslk
and mirrors
our fine assortment. Let us show
you what low prices mean.
H. ASH. 44 WATER 81' .
Household hm
FOR SALE—American walnut dininl
room suite. 9 piece. Call evenings
after 5 P. M. at 81 Washington
St. Up two flights. in trout. Wm.
Kuhnast.
Musical ”muse
.8
FURNITURE—Second band. bought
at highest prices. I! you have my
Junk or metal to sell we Will also
pay high prices. Call or write
H. Jatiee. 87 Fort Point street.
Phone 499.
UPRIGHT PIANO-4%:- sale. Will
sacrifice: $100. Can be seen any-
tlme at 5 Raymond terrace. Eel:
Norwalk. '
So. Norwalk. Phone (2!.
AUTO TOPS—Trimmings; re-up— wearing prd .5
holstering of closed cars Reason
bolstering of closed cars. Reason FOR SALE—Full length Hudson
able prices: best service. A Hair seal coat with skunk collar and
corner Woodward Ave. Grove St...
“a...
73.
They
aux. mus to: an
.. Business “Pisces For Rent
FACTORY LOFT—5000 square ft.
Centrally Iorated. .Websler St.
from January lst. Apply C .l.
Mintz. 64 No Main St. So. Nomalk
STORE TO RENT—At 46‘ Atlantic
St... Stamford. Conn. Phone Stem
ford 4521.
Houses For “Pill 77
HOUSE FOR RENT—Furnished or
unturnished. five rooms. bath.
electric lights. C.» Briggs Roton
Ave.. Rowsyton. Phone 1131-2.
ONE FAMILY HOUSE—Five rooms.
in East Norwalk. All improv3~
ments. Garage. Inquire 4 Fenwlck
at.
cost. ss'rs'rsrox nu
nurses For Sole 84
FOR BALE—7 room hum all im-
provemento 5 minutes from Nor-
welk P. O. 85.2.00. Small cash pay
ment. P. 0. Box 72. Not-walk.
7b
NEW HOUSE—b rooms. all Im-
provements except gas. Lot 50
x 150. Garage 30 x 16. Inquire
72 Spring Hill. M. Tierno.
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
Money to Loan
0:: Your Own Signature
From
$25 to $300
on household furniture which is
left in your possession. salaries.
real estate. lots and automobiles
EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
‘1‘ LEGAL RATE INTEREST
CITY 03 OUT OF TOWN
NO BONUS on run
Confldgutinl Service
Public Loan Corp.
30 WALL 8T. NORWALK
Room 203. Commrrcinl Bldg.
Phone 3931
Under Superviston of State Bank-
ing Commissioner.
A
For Sale
.Two family house. consisting of
five rooms and bath on first floor
and six rooms and bath on second
floor. large open attic above. 3
furnaces. located five minutes
walk from business center.
- -——o—-:7:
51: room house, all modern
improvements. Fine location. Hot
water heat. Price very reason- .
'eble.
Canty 69" Co.
Reasonable rent. Inquire M. Sop~
shin. same. addreu.
FLOOR FOR RENT—Four rooms
and bath. Improvements. Near
center. Also gens-e space it de-
sired. Inquire 7 Grove st. 80.
Norwalk.
FIVE ROOM APARTMENT—Just
out of the hands of the decorator.
Bath. electric lights. gas. station-
ary tubs. Inquire 64 So. Main St.
Telephone 60.
East Ave” :26 per month. Part
improvements. Inquire Commer-
cial llotel. Mrs. Sigswey.
______.__—— ..
FOR RENT—Six
or three morn
apartment at 65 Spring St. Near
R. R. station.
except heat. Inquire B. l’olley's
Grocery Store. :9 Monroe St .
FORT ST" 78—Hour East Ave. Apt.
tour rooms and bath. All im-
provements and sunny. Call Mrs.
Whrone. next door.
ORCHARD ST.. 14-Ncrwsik. 5
rooms. all improvements end fur-
nace. Inquire otter 7 o'clock.
Phone 425.
PLEASANT 811—7. Four rooms
with all improvements. Separate
furnace. on first floor. Inquire
M. Senteiia. 25 First St. East
Norwelk.-—Adv.
TO LET—On 11 1-2 Ely Ave" sets
at looms. 8 rooms in each. Light
and gas. Also two stores. Inquire
13. 108837. 15 Lowest. So. Nor-
walk.
TWO Acm'rm'rs— 5i Wilton
amt. lien-rs roll. am mm“ W‘ l
- 17 80. Main St. Phone 830
spam end m :4
EAST wasnmo-rou sr. ass-s
rooms with all improvements.
FOR RENT—Four rooms st 365:
All Improvements -
Visible Protection
Against
Invisible Danger
Fires. storms and accidents can
never be seen before they come.
But your insurance policy.“ a
:oncrete. visibiersai'eguard against
financial loss from unseen haz-
ards of tomorrow.
Foresight is a gift of the wise. 1
Insurance is foresight. i
We can give you all forms of
Property Protection Policies.
J. M. Layton
& (30., Inc.
Insurance That lnsures
Realtors --
Bsilroad Ave.
Phone 35
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
JOHN T. HAYES
No. 7 Main St. Norwaflt
A Christmas present of $2,000.-
000 in interest to 36.000 esnployes
who won Ford investment certificat-
es has been announced. He guaran-
tees his employee who buy those cer-
tificates at (least 6 per cent interest.
Wet-id Not Be:
mamm‘msruir
..,
N'
FOR
CHRISTMAS
2:543. and M
Mum.
smut lent to here. may,
on mime let: in your home. Re-
m leans am to suit your convenience.
nus. No pu lidiy. Leave your application today.
BENEFICIAL LOAN SOCIETY «
match“
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PACE s». or
Here \1
sum curt-s“! _
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"fias- «rm-sew , 9-1. *1... .
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Saturday-Ob!
neficial
1
His Vote Needed in
1 Queen For
A n Evening
Miss Mary Atherton of Detroit. _
She has been chosen to lead the grand march of the "J-Hop.
principal social event of the year at the L'nli'ersity of Michigan. Person
from all over the country will attend.
evenin’g.
PROTECTIONISTS
r DEPENDING 0N
SEN. BlNGllAM
Senate to Help De-
feat Free Port Bill
Up Soon
WASHINGTON. Dec, 31. (Special
to The Scntincl)——Proicctlve tarlfi'
advocates wait the arrival in “'ash-
ington of Senator—elect Illram,Bing-
ham of Connecticut because they
count upon him to help bury the
Jones free port bill which the repub-
lican steering committee has decid-
ed to give a place on the calendar
or legislation to be considered before
March 4.
'Every vote will be needed when
this measure comes up because
there are numerous republicans.
supporters of the idea‘ assert, wao
will vote for it. The tariff advocates
declare such a. measure. it enacted.
would be a. long step toward batter-
ing down the_protective tariff policy
This year special prosperity has
swelled the interest rate to 14 per
cunts. New last. winter. Price $100.
If interested cell 3922.
avenue. All improvemonts. Garage.
Phone 1594 or 8503-12.
cent. The employee have invested
nearly $13,000.000 in the business.
' The
l League. whlch assisted in senator-
of the party.
American Protective Tarn!
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Hammad
wrril vw Sod-65
10 ME, NOW
dauw I 35-,
As on accommodet ion on:
extension or its pubm‘ m
THE SENTINEI ulo-n
CREDIT
f 7 to those
CLASS” llaD
ADVERTISERS
who are telephone subscribers
Bills are mulled pron-buy or:
the dale at first insertuon with
the expectation that. in viev.
of the courtesy extended the)
will be paid before the seven-
day out: (ii—count has. expired
The continuation at this: policy
*1- devendent an. the menus-
tieo given up the while It
minimising celweuon expens-
b! promptly-anon:
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”87F. LE’iP'ilfi‘E‘l'iT-fi: .
will be queen of Michigan for
:w
u .
ial election of Mr. Bingham.’eoun
him a real protectionist. It iswi‘lg‘h
ing thc. free port idea. and in tn
current issue of its rcpublitatlo 1
the American Economist says: i‘
"The Connecticut senatorial e16“
tion emphasises the fact that when?
ever thl protective tar“! and its ad
vantagel to all the people. 8.?
brought to the personal attention 0
voters they are for "America first
last and all the lime. Sitting men
bers of Congress and administrativ.
officers should bear this in mind.“
The tariff advocates are 7 disc-
polnied in the action of the s‘toerl‘n
committee, which gave the free no .
bill a place on llle calendar but i:
was done. it. was sold tonight. be
cause the pleas of Senator Jones. .
veteran republican legislator. for
chance to have the measure disc
cd and voted upon could not be a
pier] because of his service to th
party. lie is a veteran senator wit
has the respect of his colleague '5
and now that he has a matter
moment to himselt asks. in rctu .
that, he be heard. . ., 3
The same organization. in snot‘h
of a series of discussions of the!
port idca, says that such" Bonn
would be “havens“ for smuggle ‘
“Why." it asks. “should the Unit .
States rush blindlv in'and expent
mlllions of dollars every year. wit
only a small return in revenue 1‘
the purpose of indulging in ‘e'z‘é Bit
preme folly of injuring domest-
productlon and the exportation-o
domestic products that might no
he in the intent but it would‘
the result." "
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